One-Pot Wonders
Fuyu Persimmon and Cranberry Tarte Tatin
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Rebecca C.
December 17, 2013
Delish..except...i found two and half pounds to be many more than 4-5 persimmon and even still not enough to cover the bottom of a 12" cast iron skillet. I made it with about a dozen persimmon ( I guess they were small) and had a sparsely filled tart tatin. Rolling the puff pastry was tricky for me - it got super thin in spots as it reached 12"x12". The end result was scrumptious but very delicate. As I sliced and served it, the bottom of the crust ripped and the fruit rolled off because the syrup hardened around the sides of the crust making it very hard to cut.
Nevertheless, it was still "the winner" at the party! A sticky, delicious mess.
Nevertheless, it was still "the winner" at the party! A sticky, delicious mess.
Kukla
December 18, 2013
Thank you Rebecca for trying my recipe! I am sorry you had some technical difficulties, but in the same time am glad that overall you liked it.
1. About the amount of persimmons: I used large ones and together with the cranberries it was just enough to cover the bottom of an 12” inches cast iron skillet.
2. To make the pastry rolling out process easier I would recommend to place the pastry sheet in between two sheets of lightly floured parchment paper and do it while the puff pastry is really cold.
3. Cool the tart not longer than 15 minutes before inverting it onto a serving plate.
Thanks again Rebecca, and Happy Holidays!
1. About the amount of persimmons: I used large ones and together with the cranberries it was just enough to cover the bottom of an 12” inches cast iron skillet.
2. To make the pastry rolling out process easier I would recommend to place the pastry sheet in between two sheets of lightly floured parchment paper and do it while the puff pastry is really cold.
3. Cool the tart not longer than 15 minutes before inverting it onto a serving plate.
Thanks again Rebecca, and Happy Holidays!
Rebecca C.
December 18, 2013
You nailed what I unknowingly did to create my difficulties - had only 12-14 small persimmons; pastry sheet was cold but not chilled; rolled the dough on a floured wood countertop (no idea about the parchment paper trick); tart cooled for over an hour. I am a novice baker and, in fact, these great little baking tips I get are my encouragement for writing comments. Next year, come late fall, I will have the best persimmon tart on the block! Thank you so much.
Kukla
December 19, 2013
You are very welcome Rebecca! You don’t have to wait for so long….a classic Apple Tart Tatin is also very, very delicious.
inpatskitchen
January 19, 2013
What a lovely spin on one of MY favorite desserts also....just beautiful!!
cookingProf
January 18, 2013
Ok, my! This is so beautiful and delicious sounding. I cannot wait to get my hands on persimmons and make this.
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